The phrase "actions underlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions that are emphasized or highlighted in a text, often for clarity or importance.
Example: "In the report, the actions underlined indicate the key steps we need to take moving forward."
Alternatives: "highlighted actions" or "emphasized actions".
Labour said the Prime Minister's actions underlined that he was "bending over backwards" to defend Mr Hunt.
The actions underlined the difficulties the carmaker has in tapping money markets to raise funds.In Europe's biggest takeover battle this year, Schaeffler, a privately held industrials group, made an euro11.2 billion ($17.8 billion) offer for Continental, one of the world's biggest suppliers of car parts and a leader in new fuel-efficiency technology.
An opening scene containing a clever red herring also ushers in a lurid strain that flashes in and out of the action, underlined in Jamie Lloyd's production by gusts of pounding music and fizzing lights.
Indeed, the Summit Programme of Action underlined that feasibility by endorsing the 20/20 Initiative, a mutual commitment between interested donor and developing countries to allocate an average of 20 per cent of ODA and 20 per cent of national budgets to basic social programmes.
Their action underlines how fragile any new government might be.
Moritz Kraemer, S&P global ratings chief sovereign credit officer, described that downgrade as "an extraordinary rating action, underlining the unprecedented step that is Brexit".
The need for conservation planning to address a broad suite of actions is underlined by some simple facts: 90% of coral reefs in the Coral Triangle are under threat, while >80% of the region's coral reefs are likely to remain outside of the CTMPAS, and a large proportion of inshore reefs, whether inside or outside MPAs, are adversely affected by terrestrial runoff.
The need to take urgent collective action is underlined even by the limited statistics available, which point to the scale and extent of violence.
The need for global action is underlined by recent evidence suggesting that the current Copenhagen Accord commitments will be insufficient to maintain a medium (50 66 %) chance of achieving the 2 °C target (den Elzen et al. 2011), and that it will be virtually impossible to compensate in later years if actions are delayed until 2030 (den Elzen et al. 2010).
The board has taken other actions to underline its independence, including impounding NASA materials that could be evidence.
Their ubiquity and modes of action underline the need for further collaborative studies to explore the complexity of roles performed by Vibrio zinc-metalloproteases in both coral health and disease.
